HEMS Helicopter Pilot — Home Time & High Earnings

Air Evac Lifeteam; Kirksville (MO); On-site; USD 125,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

Air Evac Lifeteam in Kirksville, MO is seeking a Helicopter Pilot to provide medical air transportation services. Safety is a key pillar of our services, and you will work with a team of medical experts to transport patients to and from locations and facilities.

The role requires FAA rotorcraft commercial certification, helicopter instrument rating, and a Class II medical certificate, with extensive flight hours, including PIC and turbine time.

Qualifications

• Current Rotorcraft FAA Commercial Certificate.
• Helicopter instrument rating.
• Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate.
• 2,000 Total Flight Hours; 1,500 Helicopter Hours; 1,000 Helicopter PIC Hours; 1,000 Turbine Hours.
• 200 Helicopter Night Flight Hours (Aided or Unaided).
• 230 lb Weight Limit (including flight gear).

Responsibilities

• Working with a team of medical experts to safely transport customers to and from locations and facilities
• Ensure aircraft readiness for flight dispatches as described in the appropriate manuals, including all FAR and Air Evac Lifeteam requirements, and aircraft cleanliness duties
• Maintain accurate Air Evac Lifeteam and regulatory documentation and record keeping
• Effectively communicate and collaborate with dispatch, flight crews, facilities, and partners
• Provide shift change info to successive pilot and team following protocol for recording Air Evac Lifeteam change board details
• Accountable to maintain required certifications and ongoing training

Skills

Flight operations

Safety culture

Education

Rotorcraft FAA Commercial Certificate

FAA Class II Medical Certificate

High School Diploma or higher

Job description

Air Evac Lifeteam in Kirksville, MO is seeking a Helicopter Pilot to provide medical air transportation services. Safety is a key pillar of our services, and you will work with a team of medical experts to transport patients to and from locations and facilities.

The role requires FAA rotorcraft commercial certification, helicopter instrument rating, and a Class II medical certificate, with extensive flight hours, including PIC and turbine time.